e-sens Electronic Simple European Networked Services

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1 e-sens Electronic Simple European Networked Services Herbert Leitold, A-SIT 2 nd SSEDIC International Identity Initiatives Conference (SIIIC) Rome, July 8 th 2013

2 Presentation Overview esens - LSP Relation esens - Overview esens - eid Activities Herbert Leitold,

3 The EU s LSP House ejustice Services Dircective Consolidate ehealth eid eprocurement Herbert Leitold,

4 Our core goals Support related to the old LSP s Consolidation of the LSP building blocks Rollout, expansion and sustainability of LSP building blocks Develop infrastructure for interoperable public services Herbert Leitold,

5 e-sens at a glance Start: End: Countries Budget: 27,4 million EUR Programme: ICT Policy Support Programme under the Competitiveness and Innovation Framework Programme (CIP) Herbert Leitold,

6 Grand total of 100 partners e-sens Beneficiaries 1 JM NRW Germany 2 ARGE e-sens.at Austria 3 CZ.NIC Czech Republic 4 DIGST.DK Denmark 5 EISA Estonia 6 MINHAP Spain 7 SGMAP France 8 MAREG Greece 9 D/PER Ireland 10 AGID Italy 11 Tudor Luxembourg 12 NL-MEA Netherlands 13 Difi Norway 14 ILIM Poland 15 AMA Portugal 16 I.C.I. Bucuresti Romania 17 ESV Sweden 18 SI-MJPA Slovenia 19 NCZI Slovakia 20 TUBITAK Turkey 21 OpenPEPPOL 22 ETSI

7 e-sens WP Structure WP1: Project Management (General Coordination, Administrative Management & Advocacy) WP2: Communication & Marketing WP3: Sustainability and long-term governance WP4: Project Legal Expertise Centre 5.1: e- Procurement 5.2: e-health 5.3: e-justice 5.4: Business life-cycle 5.5: New domain WP5: Piloting WP6: Building blocks Provision 6.1: e-delivery & e-interaction 6.2: Semantics, Processes and Documents 6.3: Identity, Security and Trust 6.4: Conformance & Tests

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9 What e-sens is about: Presentation of the Work Packages Herbert Leitold,

10 WP1 Project Management Project Management is about ensuring the smooth running of the e-sens project through timely and sound management Alignment of partners Achievement of project milestones and goals Monitoring of progress Quality assurance and change management Involvement of the EC Institutions Timely delivery of high quality outputs Respect of budgetary constraints Distribution of Community funds Reporting towards the European Commission Coordination of external relations with WP2 Herbert Leitold,

11 WP2: Communication & Marketing Objectives: BUILDING A SUSTAINABLE COMMUNITY AROUND THE E-SENS to raise awareness across Europe of the project s objectives and achievements to actively engage relevant stakeholders groups to collect feedback and opinions about the project to promote e-sens solutions as re-usable in other domains Herbert Leitold,

12 WP3: Sustainability and longterm governance Objectives: Long-term consolidation of the building blocks of the LSPs with a view to overall acceptance Sustainability models Bringing business cases of building blocks together Governance structure for Cross-border delivery of egovernment services Working towards legal stability Handover of what is done in the EC policy framework (e.g. CEF). Herbert Leitold,

13 WP4: Project Legal Expertise Centre Objectives: Explore the horizontal regulations applicable to egovernment in each participating country, as well as the applicability of the Administrative Cooperation articles included in the Lisbon Treaty to the field of egovernment Monitor legislative developments EU & national level Draw on the experience of previous LSPs Maintain a network of legal experts who can provide legal advice Herbert Leitold,

14 WP5: Piloting Objectives Develop a Requirements Framework as a demand landscape for public ICT services Coordinate mapping of Requirements to Building Blocks, together with WP6, within indentified and new domains Define domain specific and cross-domain use cases and pilot scenarios Establish pilot implementation projects at specific pilot sites, engaging relevant stakeholders and pilot participants and supporting them along their full lifecycle Support WP3 to assess the LTS potential of building blocks and services through pilot experience and requirement validation Support WP2 marketing and recruitment activities to engage and commit stakeholders in new domains and pilots Herbert Leitold,

15 WP6: Building Blocks Objectives taking on board existing solutions and components from the participating LSPs and other relevant sources create coherent, generalized and open components and specifications for solution implementation provide the building blocks according to functional pilot requirements and support their deployment in the pilots Support sustainable European Interoperability Architecture for cross sector services Four Building Block areas 1. e-delivery and e-interaction 2. Semantics, Processes and Documents 3. Identity, Security and Trust 4. Conformance and Test Herbert Leitold,

16 WP6: Building blocks Provision Overall WP6 Plan M6.1 (M4) Business Modelling Consolidated (M4) M6.2 (M6) Inception Phase Ended D6.1 (M6) Executable ICT Baseline Architecture Individual placement of Building Blocks Dependent on LCM, Maturity and WP5 Requirements Herbert Leitold,

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18 Policy Basis Draft eten Guidelines define as Building blocks digital service infrastructures 1. Electronic identification and authentication refers to services to enable cross border recognition and validation of e-identification and esignature 2. edelivery of documents 3. Automated translation 4. Critical digital infrastructures support 5. Electronic invoicing Herbert Leitold,

19 Security, Identity, Trust esens Cluster 6.3 addresses five main areas of work 1. e-signature 2. e-id 3. mobile e-id / e-signature 4. trust services 5. attributes Herbert Leitold,

20 Expected Building Blocks esignature esignature creation and esignature verification Trust Trust Lists and QAA Attribute / Roles attribute integration for service providers attribute gateway for national infrastructure definition of various attributes, roles, mandates, SAML Profile Herbert Leitold,

21 Expected Building Blocks eid basis eid integration for service providers gateway /MW for national eid infrastructure definition of personal attributes SAML profile for eid-based authentication Mobile eid Server-based and moble-device-based eid Herbert Leitold,

22 esens eid Status esens eid Cluster is just completing the building block ingress the next step is to assess BB maturity and to map to the esens Baseline Architecture the esens eid work has STORK and STORK 2.0 as the major BB source Herbert Leitold,

23 Thanks for your attention! 24